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11. Determining the relationships between time, speed and distance. By Joe Landini
12. Synoptic chart interpretation
20. Development Patterns
21 Characteristics
26. Characteristics and data relating to population - Bangladesh
27. Vulnerability to flooding
29. Human and Physical impacts of floods
29. Physical and Human Impacts of Flooding
9. Scale
Additional Resources
Bangladesh Location
BEARINGS
Calculating vertical exaggeration
Catchments
Climate Of Bangladesh
Constructing and interpreting bar and column graphs
Contour lines, Spot heights, Shading and Colour
Deforestation in Nepal
Demographic Transition Model
Development
Different Types of Map Views
Directive Terms
Grid and Area References
Identifying land uses on a map
Impact of human activities on catchments and flooding
Inequalities
Logging in Nepal and its effect on Bangladesh
Measuring Distance
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Producing Cross Sections
Types of Flood
using keys and legends
Water cycle and rivers
Development
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Terms:
Development
Development is the level of econimic growth of a country or a regoin and the processes of cjhange taking place witin it.
Economic Wealth
Economic Wealth is the wealth of a country and is measured by the Gross National Product per capita (GNP per person)
GNP isthe total value of goods and services produced by a nation divided by the total population of the nation.
Demographic Transition Model
The DTM
is a model which measures a nation in a series of stages according to birthrate and death rate and the total popoulation.
Infant Mortality rate
Infant Mortality rate is the number of deaths of infants (people aged 1 or less) in the year.
This is usually represented against 1000 live births.
Birthrate:
the number of live births per 1000 people per year
Deathrate:
the number of deaths per 1000 people per year
Natural Increase:
The growth in a population resulting from an excess of births over deaths
Life expectency:
the average number of years a person born in a region is expected to live
Dependency ratio:
the ratio between non-economically active age groups (under 15yrs and over 65) and economically active age groups.
This is shown as: non-economically active / Economically active.
Dependant Population:
when a nation has more non-economically active citizens than economically active citizens.
Replacement rate:
The sufficient amount of children needed to be born to balance the number of people who die in that year.
Family Planning:
When families begin to plan how large they want their family and how many children will be in the family.
Fertility rate:
Rate of live births per person can also be divised by women only
Literacy:
The abillity to read and use sources for personal gain
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Terms:
Development- Development is the level of econimic growth of a country or a regoin and the processes of cjhange taking place witin it.
Economic Wealth- Economic Wealth is the wealth of a country and is measured by the Gross National Product per capita (GNP per person)
- GNP isthe total value of goods and services produced by a nation divided by the total population of the nation.
Demographic Transition Model- The DTM is a model which measures a nation in a series of stages according to birthrate and death rate and the total popoulation.
Infant Mortality rate- Infant Mortality rate is the number of deaths of infants (people aged 1 or less) in the year.
- This is usually represented against 1000 live births.
Birthrate:- the number of live births per 1000 people per year
Deathrate:- the number of deaths per 1000 people per year
Natural Increase:- The growth in a population resulting from an excess of births over deaths
Life expectency:- the average number of years a person born in a region is expected to live
Dependency ratio:- the ratio between non-economically active age groups (under 15yrs and over 65) and economically active age groups.
- This is shown as: non-economically active / Economically active.
Dependant Population:- when a nation has more non-economically active citizens than economically active citizens.
Replacement rate:- The sufficient amount of children needed to be born to balance the number of people who die in that year.
Family Planning:- When families begin to plan how large they want their family and how many children will be in the family.
Fertility rate:- Rate of live births per person can also be divised by women only
Literacy: